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Dunne Determined To Depart City
If you believe everything you hear then Manchester City skipper Richard Dunne is on the verge of leaving Eastlands.
Dunne (28) who has a year left on his City contract is thought to have become disillusioned at the way the breakdown between Sven Goran Eriksson and owner Thaksin Shinawatra has prevented any major decisions being made at the club.
Several Premier League clubs including Sunderland, Newcastle, West Ham and Spurs are reportedly monitoring the Republic of Ireland international's situation and are ready to make official offers within weeks.
The 6'2' defender, who has remained silent over the speculation is valued anywhere between £2.5 and £6m.
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Why would he want to leave to go to the likes of Newcastle, Sunderland or West Ham when he has the opportunity of leading us into Europe.
alphieblues
didn't you hear? he wants to come to SPURS! Welcome to the lane my boy!
powerspur
Spurs, what is so special about Spurs. Nah, he'll stay at Eastlands.
Tudor
If hes going.. let him!
mcfcthriller
That would be a huge loss for you. He's one of your best players imo!
Fan of Blues
I dont think he will be going anywhere be totally honest his heart is with man cith and will stay there and i think he knows that aswell
dunne deal
The best defender you have. Massive loss if he goes but apparently most the team is going, the chairman need to sort himself out. You have had a mediocer second half of season but thats no reason to sack Sven and half the team
redandwhitestripemad
would love to see him at spurs,and remember how persuasive Robbie Keane is at getting old team mates to come to Spurs
CoxintheBox
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